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f \ Details Being Finalized for 139th Fair The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, August 14,1991 13 Annual Fishing Derby Held at Port Darlington Marina Orono News by I. Challice Quote - " Success makes 0 f success". (There are two us intolerant of failure, and kinds of failures, those who failure makes us intolerant thought and never did, and If* Pet of the Week * : *5^ - "Have you got any idea why that guy is taking our picture?" "No, but just to upset him, I'm not going to look." "If he was bright, he could have just told the people that. I'm an eight-week-old female, and you're a 10- week-old male. We're both litter- trained, and that mean doctor gave us our first booster. The photographer also should tell them that the living quarters down here are cramped, and we're desperate for families to adopt us." Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: ONTARIO Toronto School of Business I* The OSHAWA CAMPUS Is GROWING! i^\ We have MOVED to new, larger space in the OSHAWA CENTRE SHOPS UP TOP - next to Sears ^ FREE PARKING x 6 MONTH DIPLOMA COURSES 1/2 Days: Morning, Afternoon or Evening You can work part-time while going to school COMPUTER TRAINING Computer Electronics Technology Business Applications • Programming (Fundamentals * Lotus 1.2.3. • Word Processing etc) LEGAL/MEDICAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Carve your own career path HOSPITALITY Travel and Tourism Hotel & Restaurant Operations DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT Includes H.A.R.P, ACCOUNTING BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES Careers with responsibility Financial Assistance May Be Available (Special assistance is available if you are 45+.& recently laid off) those who did and never thought.) Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Tam- blyn spent the past weekend weekend at their cottage at Lake Catchacoma, along with their family, Mr. & Mrs. David David Staples and family. Mrs. Lily Shannon is visiting visiting her niece, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Atkins. She is from Yaddlethoys, England. We are sorry to report our neighbor, Mrs. Marjorie (Rae) Dickson is a patient in Oshawa Hospital, following a serious fall last week. Mrs. Deanna Harmer & Mr. Don Challice were dinner dinner guest, last Tuesday evening, evening, of their parents "the Challices". Remember our popular beef barbecue, this Wed., Aug,14th from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. This always draws a good crowd. Durham Seniors Complex Annual barbecue party is this week, Aug. 15th on the complex lawns. Mrs. Carol Bailey & Shawn, Mrs. E. Billings & Mrs. D. Bailey were visitors last Wed. with Mrs. Lynn Kemett, and later in day Mrs. D. Bailey & Carol attended attended the Lindsay "Little Theatre" presentation "Deathtrap". Mr. Carl Kemmett, Lindsay,'was Lindsay,'was last Friday luncheon luncheon guest of Mrs. Bailey & Mrs. Billings. Mrs. Nancy Heckbert has returned home, after visiting visiting "The Challices" her grandparents. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Taylor, Scaborough, were Saturday evening visitors with his brother Lloyd, who was home from hospital for the week-end and Mrs. Ross Taylor. Annual Flower & Vegetable Show Despite the severe drought conditions in our areas, areas, the Orono Horticulture Society held a very successful successful show, Thus., Aug., 8th, in the main hall of Orono United Church. A good attendance in the evening with President Donna Donna Hutton welcoming the crowd, and thanking the exhibitors exhibitors for the splended show. A very large display of vegetables, with some classes classes being split into two, with 12 or more entries. A feature display by Carol Mostert of flowers, vegetables, canned and fresh fruits etc. drew much attention. Minnie Zegers introduced our guest speaker for the evening Mrs. Geri Honing, Port Hope, who brought a wealth of experience about her favorite topic "Cacti and or Succulents" The speaker described "Cacti ana or Succulents" as one of the most misunderstood misunderstood forms of plants, and explained "What we don't understand, we don't like"! There are around 2000 species species of cacti and more than double that amount in succulents,- succulents,- and cacti perennials. perennials. When repotting cacti or succulents, do not water for at least a week. To remove dirt, cob webs etc. from cacti use a soft bristle brush. Always Always water plants from top! Lorna Atkens thanked our speaker and a question and answer period followed. Mrs. Doreen Lowery, Show Chairman brought news of show, with 18 exhibitors exhibitors and 214 entries, and gave some of judges comments. comments. Mr. & Mrs. Bert Dickie, Pefferlaw, were capable capable judges, and suggested more specimen flowers should be named, to educate our public. The following special winners - Best Annual in Show - Carol Mostert. Best Gladiola in Show - Orville Challice Best Red Rose in Show - Lorna Atkins. Best Dahlia in Show - Mary Tamblyn Judges choi Etmanski. Best Arrangement Show - Isabelle Challice Most points in specimen flowers - Isabelle Challice. Most Points in Vegetables Vegetables - Carol Mostert. Most Points in Decorative Section - Shelley Etmauski. Most Points in Entire Show - Isabell Challice. A most delicious lunch of vegetable trays and sandwiches sandwiches were much enjoyed by the crowd. A special thanks to the capable lunch committee of Bertha White, Vera Staples, Thema Vagy and Myrtle Reid. Another big thank you to all the donors donors of the special prizes. Our next big event is Sept. 22, "Flower Sunday" Service in Orono United Church, with Mr. Frank Stapleton Stapleton as our guest speaker. loice - Shelley in 723-1163 4204344 A/\J Vr . Oshnwa Campus Pickering Campus I-I-I-i1-- Ï-- I--T--T-i--i-x-T--isa Catch us with our prices down If your interest in a sewing machine or serger is up, catch us with our prices down. Now is the time to visit GEM-N-I ENTERPRISES, your Husqvama White dealer. We have an outstanding selection of specially priced product. But hurry... at the end of August, what came down must go up! HUSQVARNACLASSICA 95 Sale Price After Sale Price SAVE *619.00 $799.00 *180.00 WHITE MACHINE 2221N Sale Price ' After Sale Price SAVE *449.00 $629.00 180.00 WHITE SERGER S34 Sale Price After Sale Price SAVE *399.00 $599.00 *200.00 (titHusqvarna White GEM-N-I ENTERPRISES SEWING MACHINE I H ~Z I SALES & SERVICE 5T JL -| 2651 Trulls Rd. S. ' £ J Unit No. 4 m > O) -d unit Courtice, Ont. | | | « 4 433-1409 I | | I I--I--I--I--1--I-»I--I--I--T--I--T--t-- ï-- I-->-J Help Wanted Reporter - Photographer The Canadian Statesman/Newcastle Independent requires a reporter/photographer for feature-writing and coverage of news and community events within the Town of Newcastle. A car and camera are required. Journalism experience and/or training is preferred. But we will consider applications from persons who can demonstrate excellent writing and communications skills and an interest in a journalism career. Please send your resume to: The Canadian Statesman, Box 190 Bowmanville, Ont., L1C 3K9. Or call Peter Parrott, 623-3303. Flowers that decorate the church are then sent out to sick and shut-ins in our community. community. More Fair News The Durham Central Fair Board are providing assistance assistance for those who wish to enter the fair on Monday, Aug. 19th from 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. at the fairgrounds in Agricultural bam. If you wish to enter in art, photography, photography, children's work, baking, baking, sewing, crafts or any outside entries, forms and tags will be available. The deadline for mail entries is Aug. 28th. The fair offices will be open Wed., Sept., 4th from 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. and passports will also he available to attend attend the fair for 4 days. (A good saving for adults and students who like to attend all events at fair.) Social News Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Lawrence Staples were his cousin, Miss Enid Skuce, 1 Mount Pellier, France and Mr. & Mrs. Russell Russell Skuce, Reaboro. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hanson and family, Newtonville, and Mr. & Mrs. David Staples Staples and family, have returned returned home after enjoying holidays in Nashville, Tenn., U.S.A. Recent visitors with Mrs. Inez Harris were Mr. & Mrs. Gus Wilson, Bowmanville. The "Mellotones" orchestra orchestra played at Oakwood, Saturday Saturday evening. The group comprises Doreen & James Lowery, Carman White, Gladys Gladys Brown and Martha Farrow. Farrow. Attention all Orono Church members and adherents, adherents, our upcoming barbecue has been moved form Grant and Carol Yeo's for Aug. 28th, to Orono United Church on some date! All guests are invited to bring either salad or desserts, ana there will also be barbecues of hamburgers and hotdogs. For more information call Isabelle Isabelle 983-5824. More Fair News - For all Needlecraft ladies, read your fair books and watch for new ideas, such as - Mounted Button Display, Shopping bag and decorated T-snirt. If you've never entered entered the Needlecraft sections sections before, now is a good time. Help make our fair bigger and better with more entries! Speaking of fairs - Does anyone realize the Ç.N.E. starts this week? That means fall is just around the corner. Where did summer go? Article Has Local Roots Dear Mr. James It was nice to see the historical historical article "Lindsay Mud is Made into Money Making Product" by Wes McGregor in last week's Statesman. It may interest your readers to know that one of the brick- makers mentioned, Fox, was born in Bowmanville. Samuel J. Fox was born in Bowmanville in 1854. His Father, Thomas R. Fox, and his uncle, Alsay Fox, came to Canada from London, England in 1831. They settled settled in this area in 1852 and opened the first brickyard in Bowmanville. Their brickyard brickyard was near where Memorial Memorial Park now sits. Samuel J. Fox was raised in Bowmanville, and attended attended school here, but in 1869 he moved with his family to Lindsay. He worked for the local newspapers in Lindsay and Newmarket before accepting accepting a partnership with his Father's brick and tile manufacturing business. Samuel J. Fox was interested interested in public affairs and held many elected positions including including Liberal M.P.P. for West Victoria. I look forward to part , two of Mr. McGregor's article, article, and hope we will be seeing seeing more historical stories in the future. Sincerely Charles Taws Curator New Addition To be Opened At Museum On Saturday, August 17 at 2 p.m., the Clarke Museum Museum & Archives will be officially officially opening the newly completed Artifact Conservation Conservation Laboratory. The lab, constructed by the museum's volunteer work crew over the past two months will finally give the museum the proper, controlled controlled environment necessary necessary to safely repair, clean ana conserve the artifacts in both the museum and archival archival collections. Gord Mills, MPP will bo on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony, at 2 p.m. The public arc invited to view the now lab and discuss discuss the type of work that will be earned out with curator, curator, Mark Jackman and representatives of the Board of Directors. Mark I. Jackman, Curator A four-man team from Brantford, Ontario, won them, represent Amber Charters from Oshawa. Am- Port Darlington's annual Fishing Derby on Saturday, ber Charters placed second. Three entries from Port August 10. The four men standing on the left repre- Darlington placed 3rd, 4th and 5th. The winning corn- sent "Anonymoose" from Brantford and the three an- bination weighed 136.82 pounds and was worth a glers standing on the right, plus the man in front of $1,700 prize. Financing from 6.9% CASHBACK UP TO $1500 PLUS SPECIAL "QUANTRILL ONLY" Clearance Prices -S Sprints - 6.9% or $500. cashback Trackers- 7.9% or $500. 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